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Olibouban: /* Advanced Template */

2018-03-14T16:20:09Z

Advanced Template

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	The following image shows how to use <code>nll<Ctr><Space></code> to insert directory <code>//$NON-NLS-L$</code>.		The following image shows how to use <code>nll<Ctr><Space></code> to insert directory <code>//$NON-NLS-L$</code>.

	[[File:NllTemplate.gif]]		[[File:NllTemplate.gif]]



	This is one way of adding <code>//$NON-NLS-L$</code> at the end of the line. Some developers will decide on other methods.		This is one way of adding <code>//$NON-NLS-L$</code> at the end of the line. Some developers will decide on other methods.

Olibouban: /* Refactor the Code or Ignore the Issue */

2018-03-14T16:19:41Z

Refactor the Code or Ignore the Issue

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	[[File:LiteNlsCtrSpace.gif]]		[[File:LiteNlsCtrSpace.gif]]



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Olibouban: /* Refactor the Code or Ignore the Issue */

2018-03-14T16:19:28Z

Refactor the Code or Ignore the Issue

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	= Refactor the Code or Ignore the Issue=		= Refactor the Code or Ignore the Issue=
	Depending on what the developer sees, the issue either needs to be refactored or ignored. If the issue needs to be ignored, the //$NON-NLS-L$ comment needs to be added at the end of that line. One can simply add it by typing it. Some short cut exist and some can be created. For instance:		Depending on what the developer sees, the issue either needs to be refactored or ignored. If the issue needs to be ignored, the //$NON-NLS-L$ comment needs to be added at the end of that line. One can simply add it by typing it. Some short cut exist and some can be created. For instance:

			* Go to the end of the line to ignore and type <Ctr><Space>
			* Choose "nls - non externalize string marker" in the list of templates.

			or

	* Add the string "nls" and type <Ctr><Space>		* Add the string "nls" and type <Ctr><Space>
	* Eclipse proposes the standard $NLS notation by default. Select that notation and type L.		* Eclipse proposes the standard $NLS notation by default. Select that notation and type L.

Olibouban: /* Lite is set in Eclipse */

2016-01-08T23:10:51Z

Lite is set in Eclipse

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	= Lite is set in Eclipse =		= Lite is set in Eclipse =
	To set Lite in your Eclipse environment, refer to https://www.globalyzer.com/gzserver/help/referenceLite/globalyzer-lite-IDE-usage.html#Eclipse ; There are two sections, one for Linux, one for Windows.		To set Lite in your Eclipse environment, refer to https://www.globalyzer.com/gzserver/help/referenceLite/globalyzer-lite-IDE-usage.html#Eclipse ; There are two sections, one for Linux, one for Windows.


	[[File:LiteConfigured.gif]]		[[File:LiteConfigured.gif]]

Olibouban: /* Refactor the Code or Ignore the Issue */

2016-01-08T23:06:27Z

Refactor the Code or Ignore the Issue

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	= Refactor the Code or Ignore the Issue=		= Refactor the Code or Ignore the Issue=
	Depending on what the developer sees, the issue either needs to be refactored or ignored. If the issue needs to be ignored:		Depending on what the developer sees, the issue either needs to be refactored or ignored. If the issue needs to be ignored, the //$NON-NLS-L$ comment needs to be added at the end of that line. One can simply add it by typing it. Some short cut exist and some can be created. For instance:
	* Add the string "nls" and type <Ctr><Space>		* Add the string "nls" and type <Ctr><Space>
	* Eclipse proposes the standard $NLS notation by default. Select that notation and type L.		* Eclipse proposes the standard $NLS notation by default. Select that notation and type L.
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	* Repeat the process for other false positives		* Repeat the process for other false positives

	Lines tagged with the <code>//$NON-NLS-L$</code> will be ignored by Globalyzer the next time you run the Lite external tool.		Lines tagged with the <code>//$NON-NLS-L$</code> will be ignored by Globalyzer the next time you run the Lite external tool.

	= Advanced Template =		= Advanced Template =

Olibouban at 23:04, 8 January 2016

2016-01-08T23:04:39Z

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	Lines tagged with the <code>//$NON-NLS-L$</code> will be ignored by Globalyzer the next time you run the Lite external tool.		Lines tagged with the <code>//$NON-NLS-L$</code> will be ignored by Globalyzer the next time you run the Lite external tool.

	~~Note: This is~~ using the default template. You can modify the template to have directly <code>//$NON-NLS-L$</code> on other key combination or the same <code>nls<Ctr><Space></code>.		= Advanced Template =
			The previous illustration was done using the default template. You can modify the template to have directly <code>//$NON-NLS-L$</code> on other key combination or the same <code>nls<Ctr><Space></code>.

			The following image shows how to use <code>nll<Ctr><Space></code> to insert directory <code>//$NON-NLS-L$</code>.
			[[File:NllTemplate.gif]]

	This is one way of adding <code>//$NON-NLS-L$</code> at the end of the line. Some developers will decide on other methods.		This is one way of adding <code>//$NON-NLS-L$</code> at the end of the line. Some developers will decide on other methods.

Olibouban at 22:52, 8 January 2016

2016-01-08T22:52:58Z

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	Lines tagged with the <code>//$NON-NLS-L$</code> will be ignored by Globalyzer the next time you run the Lite external tool.		Lines tagged with the <code>//$NON-NLS-L$</code> will be ignored by Globalyzer the next time you run the Lite external tool.

	Note: This is using the default template. You can ~~modifiy~~ the template to have directly <code>//$NON-NLS-L$</code> on other key combination or the same nls<Ctr><Space>.		Note: This is using the default template. You can modify the template to have directly <code>//$NON-NLS-L$</code> on other key combination or the same <code>nls<Ctr><Space></code>.

	This is one way of adding <code>//$NON-NLS-L$</code> at the end of the line. Some developers will decide on other methods.		This is one way of adding <code>//$NON-NLS-L$</code> at the end of the line. Some developers will decide on other methods.

Olibouban at 22:52, 8 January 2016

2016-01-08T22:52:18Z

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	When using Lite in an IDE (see https://www.globalyzer.com/gzserver/help/referenceLite/globalyzer-lite-IDE-usage.html ), you can use the power of the IDE to mark some issues in the code as to be ignored. Globalyzer uses a set of standard comments, ~~name~~ $NON-NLS-L$. There are many ways to do so. We will illustrate one such way with Lite in Eclipse.		When using Lite in an IDE (see https://www.globalyzer.com/gzserver/help/referenceLite/globalyzer-lite-IDE-usage.html ), you can use the power of the IDE to mark some issues in the code as to be ignored. Globalyzer uses a set of standard comments, namely <code>$NON-NLS-L$</code>. There are many ways to do so. We will illustrate one such way with Lite in Eclipse.
	= Lite is set in Eclipse =		= Lite is set in Eclipse =
	To set Lite in your Eclipse environment, refer to https://www.globalyzer.com/gzserver/help/referenceLite/globalyzer-lite-IDE-usage.html#Eclipse ; There are two sections, one for Linux, one for Windows.		To set Lite in your Eclipse environment, refer to https://www.globalyzer.com/gzserver/help/referenceLite/globalyzer-lite-IDE-usage.html#Eclipse ; There are two sections, one for Linux, one for Windows.
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	Locale locale = new Locale("en", "US"); //$NON-NLS-L$		<code>Locale locale = new Locale("en", "US"); //$NON-NLS-L$</code>

	* Repeat the process for other false positives		* Repeat the process for other false positives

	Lines tagged with the //$NON-NLS-L$ will be ignored by Globalyzer the next time you run the Lite external tool.		Lines tagged with the <code>//$NON-NLS-L$</code> will be ignored by Globalyzer the next time you run the Lite external tool.

	Note: This is using the default template. You can modifiy the template to have directly //$NON-NLS-L$ on other key combination or the same nls<Ctr><Space>.		Note: This is using the default template. You can modifiy the template to have directly <code>//$NON-NLS-L$</code> on other key combination or the same nls<Ctr><Space>.

	This is one way of adding //$NON-NLS-L$ at the end of the line. Some developers will decide on other methods.		This is one way of adding <code>//$NON-NLS-L$</code> at the end of the line. Some developers will decide on other methods.

Olibouban: /* Refactor the Code or Ignore the Issue */

2016-01-08T22:50:35Z

Refactor the Code or Ignore the Issue

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	* Add the string "nls" and type <Ctr><Space>		* Add the string "nls" and type <Ctr><Space>
	* Eclipse proposes the standard $NLS notation by default. Select that notation and type L.		* Eclipse proposes the standard $NLS notation by default. Select that notation and type L.

			[[File:LiteNlsCtrSpace.gif]]

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Olibouban: /* Run Lite */

2016-01-08T22:48:30Z

Run Lite

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	=> Lite analyzes the relevant files based on the Globalyzer Project Definition file and shows the clickable results in the Console view.		=> Lite analyzes the relevant files based on the Globalyzer Project Definition file and shows the clickable results in the Console view.

			[[File:LiteRun.gif]]

	= Navigate to the Issue =		= Navigate to the Issue =